Ali Vitali

Over the last week, the media have continuously ridiculed President Trump’s address to the nation, in which he pointed out major election security concerns. In typical hypocritical fashion, however, they have been actively entertaining Democrats’ conspiracy theories of rigged midterm elections instead. With a history of eagerly entertaining ridiculous theories about a Trumpist takeover, MS NOW…

On Thursday’s Morning Joe, MS NOW’s Jonathan Lemire grossly misrepresented the scale of New Jersey’s non-citizen voter registration scandal. Lemire claimed that the state “had to acknowledge that a few hundred voters were, you know, non-citizens were mistakenly added to the voting rolls.” That is false. According to multiple reports, including NBC News, roughly 6,600 non-citizens were…

On Tuesday, New Jersey Democratic Governor Mikie Sherrill made the bombshell announcement that in her state, a “software error” had mistakenly registered over 6,000 non-citizens to vote. Of that number, about 400 actually voted. The headline was shocking but not surprising. While this report may seem like the perfect reason to pass the SAVE Act, MS NOW’s Jonathan Lemire and Ali Vitali denied…

MS NOW’s Ali Velshi likes to think of himself as the type of journalist who speaks “truth to power” and cares more about facts than being neutral, but on Wednesday, The 11th Hour host welcomed podcaster V Spehar to unveil MS NOW’s newest conspiracy theory: that people will use the Supreme Court’s ruling that greenlit state bans on males competing in girls’ sports to ban actual girls.

On Saturday’s edition of The Weekend on MS NOW, a panel discussion about the Texas Senate race offered some unusually candid pessimism about the Democrats' chances. The panel conceded that even with the more controversial Ken Paxton on the ballot, Democrats still face steep odds in Texas.

On Morning Joe, MS NOW’s Ali Vitali conceded there are “valid questions” about Bill Clinton’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein — enough to justify a House Oversight deposition. But the only connection Vitali mentioned? “He appears in photos.” Left  out? Clinton was listed on 26 Epstein flight legs. Vitali later offered a curious feminist-adjacent defense of Hillary Clinton, and suggested deposing…

Monday’s debut of Ana Cabrera Reports under the brand new MS NOW banner proved to be predictably preposterous, with over 12 minutes of complaining about just how sexist America was in terms of electing leaders. This was in reaction to comments made by former First Lady Michelle Obama on Friday, who made waves for claiming that America was “not ready for a woman” president.

Friday morning on NBC’s free streaming platform NBC News NOW, NBC Capitol Hill correspondent and MSNBC’s Way Too Early host Ali Vitali offered a fawning but mournful puff piece on a Texas family with a 15-year-old transgender child — born a boy but posing as a woman — that’s grown so fearful of their child’s existence and safety they’re leaving the United States for an undisclosed country.

On Morning Joe, the participants acknowledge that Trump's imposition of tariffs haven't raised prices so far. But they express the hope that will eventually happen, hurting Trump. Franklin Foer of The Atlantic says: "He's gonna get slammed with that, eventually."

On MSNBC's Way Too Early, Princeton professor and MSNBC contributor Eddie Glaude Jr. says that Trump's moves on Harvard are: "the culmination of a longstanding assault on the part of the right on critical spaces that cultivate, shall we say, a disposition of skepticism and suspicion towards authority...Just think about William Buckley's God and Man at Yale. "

If you tuned into CNN and/or MSNBC on Thursday morning, the message was clear based on their coverage of supposed “anger” at congressional Republicans over the Trump agenda and Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and hits from the left at Democratic town halls: Blue wave incoming! Nevermind these protests at GOP town halls — including one Wednesday night they were warm and…

On Morning Joe, responding to President Trump in his Joint Address to Congress having called Joe Biden "the worst president in American history," Joe Scarborough says: "I'm quite confident that ten, 20 years from now, when they're ranking presidents, Joe Biden will be doing very well."

In an oxymoronic statement that would have made "1984" author George Orwell smile, on MSNBC's Way Too Early, DEI corporate consultant Lauren Leader claims that DEI discrimination creates a "level playing field."

The panelists on the post-Democratic convention edition of PBS’s Washington Week with The Atlantic’s Friday night political roundtable offered an assortment of bias, lauding the Harris campaign the night after her acceptance speech, while also praising Michelle Obama as “the most admired woman on Earth” and maybe the whole solar system and spouting about the Democratic embrace of “freedom.” …